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Congrats, Vinny (on the 30-Day part, not the flu lol), hangin' in there without the hangover.
Today is my Day 15. (One Vinny = two jr67s.)
I could definitely get used to this no-hangover thing. It's happening already, can't wait to see how I feel on Day 30. Well, as a matter of fact I can wait (seeing as how I don't have a choice), but I'll get there.
Today is my Day 15. (One Vinny = two jr67s.)
I could definitely get used to this no-hangover thing. It's happening already, can't wait to see how I feel on Day 30. Well, as a matter of fact I can wait (seeing as how I don't have a choice), but I'll get there.
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Congrats Vinny! 30 days is a huge milestone. Sorry you have the flu. It's awful. Did you get tamiflu? It really helped my wife but you have to take it within 48 hrs of the onset of symptoms. Also if you have a wet cough that persists definitely get a chest x-ray.
One benefit of sobriety has been that I get sick far less often and when I do it's not as extreme and I recover more quickly.
And it's astonishing how even a bad virus feels less severe than a typical hangover. Before, the effects of a bug were combined with a hangover to create a truly wicked and devastating combination of miserable symptoms.
And it's astonishing how even a bad virus feels less severe than a typical hangover. Before, the effects of a bug were combined with a hangover to create a truly wicked and devastating combination of miserable symptoms.
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Congrats, Vinny (on the 30-Day part, not the flu lol), hangin' in there without the hangover.
Today is my Day 15. (One Vinny = two jr67s.)
I could definitely get used to this no-hangover thing. It's happening already, can't wait to see how I feel on Day 30. Well, as a matter of fact I can wait (seeing as how I don't have a choice), but I'll get there.
Today is my Day 15. (One Vinny = two jr67s.)
I could definitely get used to this no-hangover thing. It's happening already, can't wait to see how I feel on Day 30. Well, as a matter of fact I can wait (seeing as how I don't have a choice), but I'll get there.
Congrats on 15 days! I know it’s not easy getting to that day.
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Thanks! Unfortunately (and fortunately), I am in the middle/end of my symptoms so no drugs for me. Already feeling better. The mornings and nights are the worst. And my cough is purely dry. I got it from my son but thankfully he is now over it. This is nothing compared to withdrawals
Congratulations on a month! And sorry about the flu.
I remember how great it felt to get to that point. I was still pretty sad and depressed at 30 days, but physically I felt great and I was feeling less down every day. Getting that first 30 day AA coin was a really big deal. Keep it going!
I remember how great it felt to get to that point. I was still pretty sad and depressed at 30 days, but physically I felt great and I was feeling less down every day. Getting that first 30 day AA coin was a really big deal. Keep it going!
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Holy $hy+ am I ever in it for the long haul!!!! I have put such a high price on my health, my clear head, my quiet mind and my healing body, that I cannot ever imagine drinking again. But I remain vigilant. My nag-headed AV is as loud as anyone else's. I bench pressed 275 pounds last night for the first time in over 30 years, and what does my dumb@ss AV suggest?? Let's celebrate with a drink!!!!! FML!!! LOL!!! We're in it to win it Vinny.
That's awesome, congrats! I have never made it 30 days within the past two years of trying to quit, 14 days and then I slip back. My goal is 30! Day 3 today, been down this road so many times, I don't even want to count days anymore, but I will and I'll get there, determined....
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